Moving . Chickens need new home. Connecticut

[Mabec]

It's not easy if you live near lots of houses and traffic. How much land do you live on? Once they get used to the coop, if you have lots of space then they may be satisfied. If you live on a lot,forget about it. They will wander, traffic, dogs and night creatures will get them. They may roost in your trees if you have any, but in winter it's better to have them inside.

 

[josefina56]

Were do you live

 

[Mabec]

I live in Seymour,CT. Where are you from?

 

[Deepriverfarms]

Deep River, CT and I have a 60 Acre Farm! Thanks, marissa

 

[Mabec]

josefina56 asked me where I live, I answered and asked "where you from?" and you Deepriverfarms answered. Are you the same person? two ID's

 

[Deepriverfarms]

I think you have two different people responding. I am looking to adopt rescue hens for my new 60 acre farm in deep river, CT. Please let me know if you have any that need a new home.

 

[nikkiquim]

if still available I am interested

 

[Mabec]

My birds are not available anymore, I decided to keep them. My move to NM is on old indefinitely.Thank you all.

 

[rrivard]

Good luck with the move!

 

[erdawg15]

I am interested in your Rhode Island Red rooster if it is still available.
I have 14 hens in need of a rooster. I am in Higganum Ct.
let me know if he is available to good home.
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Chris

I am in NJ and I have a buff laced polish and a naked neck roo I am looking to rehome. Interested?